Baldwin County September 2026 “Traditional” Housing Report

Baldwin County’s housing market recorded higher average residential sales prices in the “Traditional” market during September 2026, despite fewer closed sales and new listings compared to the same month last year. According to Baldwin REALTORS Multiple Listing Service data, “Traditional” properties spent less time on the Market, and the average residential sales price increased to $422,269 in September 2026, compared to $395,525 in September 2025. Properties spent less time on the market, with average days on market decreasing to 67 days, compared to 72 days a year ago. Closed residential sales totaled 482 properties in September 2026, compared to 585 properties in September 2025. Total residential sales volume reached $202,712,727, compared to $230,628,294 last year. New residential listings also declined year over year, with 604 new listings added in September 2026, compared to 743 in September 2025.

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